Rish here. I have to admit, when I got a message from Marshal Latham that my work on "The Black Bird" could be heard over on his podcast . . . I had no idea what he was talking about. Had I recorded a story for him so long ago that I no longer had any memory of it? What is this, Starship Sofa?
But going over to "Journey Into..." reminded me. David Barr Kirtley did a sort of mash-up of "The Raven" and THE MALTESE FALCON, and Marshal had asked me if I'd voice Sam Spade.* I'm always happy to a) help out on other podcasts, and b) try new voices, so I sent the lines over, promptly forgetting it had ever happened. Chalk it up either to early-onset dementia, or middle age a-hole-ism, I don't know which.
Anyway, check it out over at this very link, and enjoy!
Rish
*He later had me re-voice it because I sounded so whiny and obnoxious. I didn't dare tell him that I had somehow mistakenly voiced the character as David Spade the first time through.
Saturday, August 22, 2015
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Rish Performs "The Secret To Calling Rabbits" on Far-Fetched Fables
This is a good one, folks. A lot of times, I'm given a story to narrate for another show, and I sort of shrug whilst reading it, or sometimes I don't understand the story, and every once in a while, I'm handed something that is Not Ready For Prime Time, if you will. But not this one.
"The Secret To Calling Rabbits" by Wendy Wagner is such a great story, I would've done it for free!
Oh, wait.
Well, I certainly would've fought to get this thing on the Dunesteef, if it had come across our door. It's an interesting, sad tale about the last dwarf in the world, and his encounter with a little Big (human) girl. And it's better than anything I could write, I fear.
Here is the link to the story over at Far-Fetched Fables.
Still, I'd like to think I brought something to the table with my reading. If you don't like my voice, though, then you can listen to someone else read it at this link. After you go eff yourself, of course.
Rish Outfield, Rabbit Caller
"The Secret To Calling Rabbits" by Wendy Wagner is such a great story, I would've done it for free!
Oh, wait.
Well, I certainly would've fought to get this thing on the Dunesteef, if it had come across our door. It's an interesting, sad tale about the last dwarf in the world, and his encounter with a little Big (human) girl. And it's better than anything I could write, I fear.
Here is the link to the story over at Far-Fetched Fables.
Still, I'd like to think I brought something to the table with my reading. If you don't like my voice, though, then you can listen to someone else read it at this link. After you go eff yourself, of course.
Rish Outfield, Rabbit Caller
Monday, August 17, 2015
That Gets My Goat 162: FlaShield Season Wrap-ups
Since Big and Rish are (ostensibly) writing novels this summer, here's another sorely-out-of-date episode. Having watched all of "The Flash"'s first season, and all of "Agents of SHIELD"'s second, they talk about both of them, especially the season finales. Spoilers overflow.
You can Right Click HERE and select Save Link As, to save the file to your hard drive.
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
That Gets My Goat 161: (R)Ant Men
Again, a little too late to do anyone any good, Big and Rish talk about Marvel's latest release, ANT-MAN. Even though the movie wasn't (technically) a sequel to AVENGERS 2...this episode is.
Right click HERE to download the episode, select Save Link As, and save the file to your hard drive.
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